Estonian education and science
Precipitation extremes that lead to floods or droughts are related to the severest damages to human activities in nearly all regions of the world – […]
Estonian scientist: Climate patterns in Europe are about to change Read More
Two-thirds of the foreign graduates of the School of Information Technologies of Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have found a job in Estonia, the official
Majority of TalTech foreign IT students find professional work in Estonia Read More
Estonia has joined the Finnish-led initiative to educate at least one per cent of the population about artificial intelligence; Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) has
Estonia welcomes the AI challenge Read More
Researchers at Tallinn University of Technology have developed an autonomous ship, called NYMO, that could be used for parcel delivery, mapping the seabed, conducting rescue operations
Estonian-developed autonomous ship shows the future of the maritime industry Read More
The spine surgeons at the East Tallinn Central Hospital have started performing surgeries using a new robot that help them place implants and navigate the
A Tallinn hospital starts using a robot that helps spine surgeons Read More
Estonian scientist Maarja Kruusmaa founded the Centre of Biorobotics at the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) in 2008; in 10 years, the centre has become one
Maarja Kruusmaa – transforming nature’s design into high tech Read More
Is disproportionate smartphone use associated with poorer mental health and educational variables? This was in the focus of Dmitri Rozgonjuk, who studied problematic smartphone use and recently
Estonian study: How excessive smartphone use may take its toll on mental health Read More
The arts and humanities programmes at the University of Tartu have been ranked between 251 and 300 in the latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings table
The University of Tartu’s arts and humanities ranked in the global top 300 Read More
The civil engineers of the Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have developed a theoretical design method that allows more secure and cost-efficient construction of timber
TalTech engineers develop a new method to test fireproofing of buildings Read More
According to the doctoral thesis, written by a doctoral student at Tallinn University’s School of Humanities, Halliki Põlda, giftedness is considered to be important in education
Giftedness is valued in Estonia – but its carriers are left in the shadows Read More
